VERY NICE 2017 LOUISVILLE SLUGGER LXT HYPER FASTPITCH BAT WTLFPLX170 33/23 (-10)

You are looking at a VERY NICE 2017 LOUISVILLE SLUGGER LXT HYPER FASTPITCH SOFTBALL BAT. This bat was only used about 20 swings or so with no issues. There are a couple small paint chips in the barrel and on knob. Seems there may be a slight wobble starting at the connection. This is common with the LOUISVILLE fastpitch bats. Model WTLFPLX170. Bat is 33 inches long and sticker weight is 23 ounces. Shipping will be a flat $10.00 USPS Priority Mail with insurance and signature confirmation. As with any bat check your local league, organization, or tournament director before purchasing. • -10 Length to Weight Ratio • 2 1/4 Inch Barrel Diameter • 7/8 Inch Standard Handle • Approved for Play in ASA, USSSA, NSA, ISA, and ISF • Balanced Swing Weight • No Break-In Period • S1iD Technology Allows MAXIMUM Performance from SWING 1 • Synthetic Grip • Two-Piece Design With iST Technology Barrel Diameter: 2 1/4 in Color: BLUE, TEAL, GRAY, & WHITE Material: Composite Item Length: 33 in Brand: Louisville Slugger Series: LXT Type: Fastpitch Softball Model Year: 2017 Association: Yes Team: Louisville Bats Features: 3-Piece Country/Region of Manufacture: Unknown Sport/Activity: Softball Age: High School Item Weight: 23 oz Swing Weight: Balanced

Designed for power hitters who crave a balanced swing, the Louisville Slugger LXT Fastpitch Softball Bat is a two-piece composite bat with a big barrel, light swing, and several drop options. It has a large sweet spot thanks to its patented Single-Disc Speed Composite barrel with PBF Technology, which delivers a satisfying pop and a forgiving feel on contact.

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The LXT comes in various drop weights. A lower drop weight means a lighter swinging bat, which can be beneficial for younger or less powerful players. A higher drop weight bat is heavier and can generate more power for stronger hitters. This bat is good for power hitters who can handle a slightly heavier swing weight. It's not the best choice for young players or those who struggle with bat control.

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January L'Angelle